Laura Clark Reports On National BPW Parley In New York
Laura Clark, president of a Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club, attended the 33rd National Convention in New York City. The event drew about 5,000 delegates from 42 federations with sessions on Youth In Age, awards, and a legislative platform. NY Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor John Lindsay addressed the gathering, with Miss Myra Ruth Freed of Lafayette overseeing the awards program.
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Laura Clark
Mary Stewart
New Shoe
Federation of Business
Phis
NBC Teleduct Federation
Slectivision
Barbara Warren
Sarah Jane Cunningham
McCook
Neb
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Negl
Ofltha National Federation
Local Women Attend Tea At Clowes Hall
Indianapolis women attended a tea at Clowes Hall hosted by the Clowes Mall Women’s Committee and the National Society of Arts and Let. The event promoted Opera Company residencies and future premieres at Clowes Hall from September into October. Attendees included members from the Anderson Fine Arts Center and the John Herron Alliance, with plans discussed for ticket sales and artiste personnel for Tosca Lulu and Falstaff.
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Tiona) Society of Arts
Clowes Hall
Clowes Mall
William B
National Opera Company
Appearsted Jr
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Tosca
Sarah Caldwell
Harkness Ballet
American National Op
Era
An Letderson
Byron
L. Sowart
Harter Urban
Aflitibur Martin
Ruthven Byrum
Anderson Fine
Luther Marlin
Michael J. Eck
Ans Center
Women's League
Kenneth Rogers
Russells
Hudson
J Hilz
Palmer Dahlstrom
Women's Leaguel
John Herron Alliance Group
Fine Arts Center
Willis H. Tom- Anderson
The
Nashinson
Janet Geeting Honored at Shower for Bride-To-Be
Janet Geeting was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday evening at the Back Motor Inn. Attendees included Miss Florene Olive and several of the bride’s relatives. gifts, prizes, and refreshments followed a decor of orange yellow daisy themes.
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Janet Geeting
Janet. Geeving
James Olive
Melody Lehr
Marty Banler
Ralph Hays
Paul Boeger
Florene Olive
Mesdames Newt Phenis
Carl Montgomery
Robert Olive
Among Anderson Women's Groups Meet at 7 30 p.m
A note lists a meeting for Anderson women’s groups at 7 30 p.m hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Ro Tang at 1518 We Stir Street. The fragment references Nosts and Worthorhsta but lacks clear context or full names.
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Worthorhsta Eee
Ralph Ro- Tang
Jolly Loafers Club Meets at Mrs Had den’s Home
The Jolly Loafers Club held a meeting with Mrs. Fred Hadden presiding over the business session. Members sewed, finished garments, and a letter for Riley Children’s Hospital was read. Guests included Mrs. Mary Banks and others. a noon dinner followed sewing.
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Jolly Loafers Club
Fred Hadden
RR i
Markleville
Miz
Tom. Saxon
Marvin Merrill
Riley Children’s Hospital
Mesdames
Mary Banks
Linda MeCallister Wid Sons
Mary Buck
Slazie Hewitt
Wera
Cecil Keesling
Don Jald Ashby
Fred Hodson
Lester Hodson
Bar) Howard
Marivin Merrill
Loyde Rosencrans
Orm Saxon
Wayne Sheppel
Doughnut and Cruller Traditions From Old Bakery Notes
Dusty recipe page recounts methods for raised doughnuts and French crullers with vanilla, sugar, and jelly fillings. Mentions coffee serving habits in mid-century America, plus a health briefing urging balanced diets and regular exercise to curb obesity, referencing patterns of daily coffee and doughnut consumption.
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Liege
America
Health Service
Aspal
Homemaker tips for bright airy rooms and color helps
Old home decor piece outlines Kemp Furniture styling ideas for corner rooms with bright and pastel color schemes, striped curtains, floral fabrics, and Raleigh group shelves. It includes furniture layouts, plant use, screens as backdrops, and a secretary desk concept for a Montemarte corner study. Also notes bunion prevention tips from Dr. Irvin Cohen and a schedule for Friday events at Perxlletin Foot Party.
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St Carry
Rovin
Kemp Furniture Company
Raleigh” Group
Ali Rirl
Toom
Kemp Desi
Personal News From Local Anglers Abroad
A note says Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. Rank Hughes have returned from fishing trips up to Canada. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ziegler of Beverly Hills California visiting here with friends.
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Arnold Kurtz
Rank Hughes
Canada
Harold Ziegler
Beverly Hills, Calif
Ecen wsiGog
Youngster Feted On 7th Birthday
FRANKTON Jisa Sides was honored on his seventh birthday with a party at the home of his parents Robert and Mrs. Sides. Guests included Tony Anderson Blain Vandersnick Greg Harpe Tackie Seal Tim and Jahan Fuller Tony Alexander Steve Sides and Ivan Way Mr and Mrs Frank Wilymire Mr and Mrs Jerry Harper. I entertained recently with home made ice cream for Messrs land Mescimes Robert Sides Kim Ehle Bob Dailey and Reg gia Hicks.
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Frankton
Jisa Sides
Robert Sides
Tony Anderson
Blain Vandersnick
Greg Harpe
Tackie Seal
Tim and
Jahan Fuller
Tony Alexander
Steve Sides
Kim Waymire
Ivan Way
Frank Wilymire
Jerry Harper
Messrs. Land
Kim Ehle
Bob Dailey
Reggia Hicks
Miss Angela Rosier to wed James B Rippey Sr in Indianapolis
Miss Angela Kay Rosier and James Farr Rippey Jr. will exchange vows with James B. Rippey Sr. of Indianapolis presiding. The ceremony is set for Saturday August 5 at Beech School and Franklin Center High Christian Church. Rosier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Hosier, trained at Beech School and worked for the Indiana Belt Telephone Co. Rippey, formerly of Anderson, is employed by Grove in Indianapolis. The couple will reside in Anderson after marriage.
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Angela Kay Rosier
James Farr Rippey Jr
James B. Rippey
Dullapolis
Miss Hosier
Pristifirom Franklin Center High Christian Church
Beech School
Grove
Ind
Indiana Belt Telephone Com
Daugh
Pany
Lewis E. Pie
Rippey
Edgewood Ave
Brage
N.C
Indianapolis
Anderson
First Baptist Church Mary Martha Class Meets at Wright Home
The Mary Martha Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Mary A Wright s home with Mrs. Ditteon as co host. President Mrs. Cleora Barnett led a short business session while Ditteon gave devotions and prayers. Refreshments served to Mrs. Barnett Mesdames Neice McCord Weeskine Mercyman Gray Wright and the hostesses.
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Mary A. Wright
Mary Martha
First Baptist Church
Afrsa
Robert Ditteon
Cleora Barnett
Ditteon
Mesdames Barnett
Esther Neice
Bessie McCord
Matthew Weeskine
Elsie Mercyman
Maud Gray
Anta Wright
Anderson Fine Art Center Friday events schedule
The Anderson Fine Art Center at 225 W. 8th St. lists Friday activities: an Amerson Civic Art Association Collection of oil and watercolor works and graphic pieces, Winning Slides of the Year exhibition, theatre workshop registration led by Mrs. Francis Greenberg, and junior and senior high art workshops from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admissions information unavailable.
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Anderson Fine Art Center
Amerson Civic Art Associaon
Ithe
Francis Green
Berg
Reunion Set For August At Calloway Park
A reunion will be held Sunday August 20 at Calloway Park EY wood. Dinner is at 12 noon with entertainment to follow. Officers include Joe McPhearson president John McPhearson vice president and Mabel While secretary. Entertainment committee lists Jon Pruitt Freddy Nebhereson Larry McPhearson and Jim Holiday. The YA annual ea
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Sanday
Calloway Park
Eywood
Joe McPhearson
John McPhearson
Mabel
Entertain Jreent
Jon Pruitt
Freddy Nebheres
Larry McPhearson
Jim Holiday
U S Diplomats Abroad Wary Of Americans In Shorts
Tokyo reports diplomats worry about Americans dressing casually abroad. Observers note shorts and Bermuda outfits offend Japanese sensibilities, with experts calling such attire embarrassing and potentially harming U.S. image and foreign policy. Designers and editors cite cultural norms and insist on more formal dress in public.
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Imperial Hotel
Japan
Hanae Mori
Farmest
Michiko
Daisuke Yamauchi
Mainichi Shimbun
U.S
GM Reopens Plant Sale Negotiations
General Motors announced it is reopening negotiations with the Department of Justice over the proposed sale of the Euclid Division plants in Euclid Ohio and related equipment acquired from the Euclid Road Machinery Company in 1933. The agreement contemplates GM continuing to manufacture and sell other Euclid products and to provide licenses and engineering drawings to the buyer, with transitional duties for employees and continued USA and international distribution. The plan includes transferring off highway product lines and supplying the buyer with exclusive rights to certain scrap ers while GM maintains production of related vehicles for Canada and overseas markets.
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Detroit
General Motors ‘Corporation
Euclid
Eusclid
Asny
Department of Justice
Euclid Division
Ohio
Euclid Road Machinery Company
Road Machinery Company
General Motors
United States
Canada
Scotland
Washington
Ipith
Department of Congo
Ite Bukavu
Katan- Ee
Frankton Democrats Organize For City Election Campaign
A July 27 meeting at Frankton Town Hall organized the local Democratic effort for the city election. Gary Dalzell was named city chairman with Homer Kennedy as vice chair, Florabelle Etchison secretary, and Bill Etchison treasurer. Homer Kennedy was added to the election board, and the finance committee includes Etchison Webb and Rinker. James Durgez 35 will prepare posters for the Democrat Convention to nominate candidates on August 19 at the K of F lam Hall Addis.
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Frankton
Werley Hughes
Gary Dalzell
Homer Kennedy
Florabelle Etchison
Bill Etchison
Jhoard
Bi Etchison
Joe Webb
Henry Rinker
James Durgez
K of Flam Hall
Addis
Discontinued Discussions Highlight Patchy Mary Jane Debate
In a terse note the discussions were ended, with unclear reference to Potheusse described as preliminary. the fragment hints at a controversy surrounding marijuana policy or related matter, signaling a paused process and unresolved questions about the subject and its stakeholders.
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Arlyn Englbrecht
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William Lehr
Robert Shane
Bud Latian
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Tom Mears
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